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If a deceased partner's executor loan account has a ₹78,000 credit balance and ₹4,680 interest, what liability will be shown in the balance sheet if no payment is made?

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Correct answer: ₹82,680

The governing concept is recognition of the complete unpaid liability, including interest that has accrued on the executor’s loan account. The credit balance of ₹78,000 represents the principal or amount already due to the deceased partner’s executor. The additional ₹4,680 is interest payable by the firm. Since no payment has been made, both components remain outstanding and must be combined: ₹78,000 + ₹4,680 = ₹82,680. Therefore, option C is correct. Option A reports only the original credit balance and ignores accrued interest. Option B subtracts interest without any accounting basis. Option D reports only the interest and omits the principal liability. The balance-sheet presentation may classify the amount as a current or non-current liability according to the applicable terms, but the total amount payable remains ₹82,680.

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Executor-LoanBalance-SheetAccrued-InterestPartner-LiabilityPartner's Loan AccountPartner S Loan AccountReconstitution Retirement Or Death Of A PartnerAccountancy

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